OVR Jump Math/Physics of Explosive Jumping: F=MxA (Force = Mass x Acceleration) The higher your squat one rep Max is the more potential you have for a higher vertical jump height. The faster you move the higher your jump will be. Both of these are neuro-muscular stimulations and adaptations. If you stress or stimulate your body the right way, you will see progress. If you do it incorrectly, you will not see any improvement. RFD (Rate of Force Development) How fast you can m

Do you want faster 40yd dash times. How do I do it properly, tips or tricks to get faster acceleration and quicker starts. I have had the experience of getting mentored by a retired US olympic sprinting coach. As well as I have a colleague that was an olympic triple jumper. From my decades of training sprinting techniques with many athletes at all levels and seeing how it is done at the top level hopefully I can share some of my knowledge to get you faster. Math/Physics

What is a Pause Bench or Pause Benching? Pause Benching is a static/dynamic method that emphasizes Rate of Force Development (RFD), aka how fast can you move heavy loads or an explosive fast movement up from a start position. The key is pausing at the bottom of the bench ROM for 2-3 seconds then driving up as fast as you can. This is a math and physics equation that will increase your maximum bench. The static/dynamic method is a tried and true science researched method th

Intro: This is Ryan Fritz with Science of Cardio, giving you the latest and greatest in exercise and sport science. Today we are going to talk about Box Squatting. How to do it properly, why it is effective and tips or tricks to get better at max strength, faster sprint speeds and jumping higher. I want to Thank You for listening and please like and subscribe to get more exercise science content. What are Box Squats? Box Squats are a Low ROM Bar Squat that emphasize Rate o

Speed, power, and reactivity. The ability to move explosively is one of the most impressive attributes in sports and athleticism. From a sprinter accelerating off the line, an NBA player jumping for a rebound, or a soccer player changing direction instantly; explosive athletes always seem to be one step ahead. Most people believe this type of functionality is purely genetic. While genetics do play a role, the truth is that explosiveness can be practiced and improved significa